12.0p/12.1p/13.0d Calendar / Timeline print preview design issues - weekend backgrounds

[Blama]

Hi Isomorphic,

using 12.0p, 12.1p, 13.0d simpleCalendar and 12.0p, 12.1p, 13.0d simpleTimeline (all 2021-10-02 builds) the weekends that have light gray background in the application, don't have those in print preview.
Timeline lane names only have the gray background in 13.0d, not the others.

The date selection, that is center aligned in the showcase is left aligned in the print preview (only Timeline, not Calendar, 2x left aligned here).



Best regards
Blama

[Blama]

The same applies to Calendar month view, where 12.1 does not show weekends, while 12.0p and 13.0d do (in different gray tones, but I assume that is on purpose).
Also, here in all 12.0p+ versions the column with of the days seems to be random, or at least not fixed and data dependent.

As you can see, also the very left border (here of "Sun") of the Calendar is missing.


Best regards
Blama

[Isomorphic]

Quick update on these issues - any changes are 12.1+ only - they're cosmetic tweaks and won't be ported back to 12.0.

- from #1
- we've corrected so that weekend colors appear in prints in non-Month views
- we haven't looked into the alignment of the title, for the moment

- from #2
- weekends aren't separately styled in MonthView - did you mean the dates from the months before and after? If so, we've fixed those in 12..1 (the same colors as 13.0)
- we haven't looked into the missing left border

We'll revisit the remaining list of minor styling/print issues in Calendars from this thread and others at a later date - most likely next month. We have a lot on the go at the moment, and you've mentioned already that you aren't using Calendars anyway.

Of course, if you find more issues, please continue to let us know and we'll address them en masse later.

[Blama]

Hi Isomorphic,

this does look good to me in all three versions now.

Only difference I noticed is that the 13.0p simpleCalendar uses

var _today = new Date(2021, 4, 23);
instead of
var _today = new Date();

like the others do. This makes the output a little harder to compare.

Best regards
Blama